Hungary faces a power shift as Orban loses a historic election, raising questions about US influence and prospects of “regime change.” This satirical issue examines consequences for democracy, international relations and right‑wing movements, highlighting the impact of an unexpected triumph for MAGA supporters:in within the Hungarian context.

Consistently inconsistent
DONALD TRUMP has been less than consistent with his messaging on the war on Iran. So why shouldn't the UK press be too?

Trump in dire straits
Hormuz crisis puts President Trump in serious trouble, with domestic and foreign fallout. Diplomatic blunders, military brinkmanship and the isolating “America First” stance among NATO allies take centre stage. Satirical insights reveal power games, misjudgments and chaotic crisis management inside the White House.

Dealing with Issues
The Mail on Sunday ran an exclusive on Sarah Ferguson's stay at a £13,000-a-night Swiss clinic, omitting that both share the same PR firm – whose CEO is a former Mail political editor. Multiple flattering clinic write-ups in the paper had been quiet about that cosy arrangement.

Examination Failure
Lord Hague, Oxford's chancellor and longtime campaigner against sexual violence in conflict, has stayed silent on at least 25 staff sexual misconduct investigations at the university. NDAs were used to suppress cases. Private Eye received no personal response from Hague when asking what steps he was taking.